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Jan 01, 2008
01:42 PM
Redistributables Installed Locally
Under Specify Application Data, Redistributables you can check off things that you want to include in your application install. When the location says, Installed Locally, does this mean it will be included in the package? I do not think it does.
How do you force the DAO 3.60 merge module to be included in the package when the Location says "Installed Locally"?
How do you force the DAO 3.60 merge module to be included in the package when the Location says "Installed Locally"?
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Jan 01, 2008
03:48 PM
Installed Locally just means that the redistributable is on your local machine. It does not reflect any sort of status on whether it will be included in your installation package.
To include DAO 3.6 in your package:
[LIST=1]
In the Redistributables view, select the DAO 3.6 check box.
In the View List under Prepare for Release, click Relases.
In the Builds explorer in the center pane, select the release that you are building (e.g., SingleImage).
Click the Setup.exe tab.
For the Setup Prerequisites Location, select the preferred option. See the help pane for more details.
I hope that helps.
Debbie Landers
Macrovision Corporation
To include DAO 3.6 in your package:
[LIST=1]
I hope that helps.
Debbie Landers
Macrovision Corporation
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